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Newspaper
Greybull Tribune
Location
Greybull, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1922
Page
2
A brash slogan slips from a 20th century column noting that the so called Bow Wows falter as optimism and business faith constrain their claim to seize the country. The piece mocks the decline of a disruptive utility group under corporate confidence.
Mrs. Sarah M. Hill, aged 72, has taught in Greybull schools for twelve years and will start another term. She has the state’s highest attendance record, missing only one day in twelve years due to hoarseness, and two and a half days in the fourteen years prior. After this term she will have taught forty years, earning praise for her dedication and influence on students and families.
Mayor Ed P Landers will travel from Denver to Atlantic City to represent the B P O E 1431 at the Reunion July 10 to 16. He boards the Colorado Elks special July 5 and will tour via New York Hudson trip to Montreal Toronto Niagara Detroit Chicago Milwaukee Minneapolis and Billings returning about July 29.
Cheyenne sets next month for its twenty sixth Frontier celebration with an expanded grandstand. The upgrade adds 4 000 reserved seats while keeping existing capacity and creating roofed seating for about 20 000 spectators.
Mr and Mrs Luther Nordall and their children left Monday by auto for Lake Basin Montana. They planned a tour of Yellowstone park on the way home. Miss Gertrude Ryan accompanied them.
Art Moffatt of Greybull Auto traveled to Casper on Monday to collect the Tribune Chevrolet sedan awarded as the first grand prize in the Tribune prize circulation campaign.
Sidney Porter arrived Sunday from Big Muddy for a few days visit with relatives. Mrs. Porter has been here for some time visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Holliday of Shell.
In Germany the allied troops on the Rhine occupied territories are listed as British 4600, French 82000, Belgian 21000, and American about 1100. This totals the forces present, with the American contingent approximated at 1.08 percent of the combined strength.
Mr and Mrs C J Garland and Mr and Mrs Ollie Mallon motor to Shell Canyon Saturday for a fishing trip. They returned Sunday evening with a nice catch of trout.
Sheriff B F Wickwire was in town on business Saturday, meeting local officials and inspecting facilities amid ongoing county affairs.
A Greybull Wyoming notice dated June 26 1922 announces a candidate for coroner withdraws to honor Legion veterans and thanks voters for their support in prior campaigns. The statement asks voters in Big Horn County to consider ex service men for office.
The defense lawyer urged the jury with the old saying about eighty nine nine guilty escaping, while the judge corrected the record noting the ninety nine escaped long ago making the risk moot.
The piece notes Pat suffered a minor scratch, his employer fearing liability, sending him to a hospital. The house surgeon assessed the wound as a subcutaneous abrasion with no tegumental cicatrization expected, and Pat quipped that the doctor echoed him.
A Washington society woman hosted a South American delegate at the Pan American woman's convention. She humorously admitted her limited Spanish saying she knows only two words Manana for tomorrow and pajama for night, provoking laughter among guests.
A Birmingham Age Herald quips on a dealer boasting about egg freshness in secretive tones. The dealer declares he would supply the eggs to a friend bringing the finest liquor for eggnog, portraying hyperbolic, humorous confidence.
The Riverton Chronicle last week issued a special business edition reflecting professional ability editorially typographically and mechanically. The paper is described as enterprising and well supported by public spirited business men and citizens.
The Elks highlight C C Franklin and his dog Champ who served in World War I and was decorated by Marshall Foch. Born May 28, 1916, Champ saved 1657 soldiers, found wounded, and carried equipment. The pair, gassed and wounded twice, have since walked 6,211 miles worldwide to regain health.
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